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'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?'


Somebody, please help ThinkOfOne out. He's really struggling to answer the above question. (Or indeed any question about what he actually believes).


Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?'


Somebody, please help ThinkOfOne out. He's really struggling to answer the above question. (Or indeed any question about what he actually believes).
Of course it could be that GoaD makes assumptions that aren't rooted in fact.

Somebody, please help GoaD out. He's really struggling to be able to make a distinction between what he thinks and what is.


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Originally posted by @thinkofone
Of course it could be that GoaD makes assumptions that aren't rooted in fact.

Somebody, please help GoaD out. He's really struggling to be able to make a distinction between what he thinks and what is.
Good God man, clarify your position!

Why call on others to explain your own ambiguous approach to the Bible?


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After you so thoroughly embarrassed yourself in the "Red Letter Christians" thread, does it really behoove you to extend it to every thread I post on?

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I recall Dasa took a very similar approach and almost had kittens when I shone the light on his own religious writings.




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Anyone interested in understanding your current behavior need only read our discussion on the "Red Letter Christians" thread. It's quite immature of you to irrationally lash out at me when it was you who so thoroughly embarrassed yourself.


Originally posted by @thinkofone
Anyone interested in understanding your current behavior need only read our discussion on the "Red Letter Christians" thread. It's quite immature of you to irrationally lash out at me when it was you who so thoroughly embarrassed yourself.
Yes, yes, but:

'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?'

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Would you mind if we added:

'Why are the words of Jesus somehow immune from the corruptions you happily identify in the rest of the Bible?'